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Can we normalize sending the other family money for play dates? So recently, my daughter had a friend over and I asked her mom for money. And this is how it went. So after the play date, I texted her mom and I said, thanks for letting Jamie play today. Please help out with your share of the expenses for the play date, totaling $15 via Venmo. Let's do it again sometime. Because I can't keep doing these play dates if it's so expensive. And she said, expenses? And I said, yeah, she used supplies and food while she was here. And this way, we can do this more often without a monetary obligation on just one party, right? Makes sense. Now, she didn't say much, but she did say what supplies? And of course, I wrote them down. There was chalk, applesauce, fruit. She sat on the couch, so that's wear and tear. She actually broke a toy. She had three juice boxes. She went to the bathroom. She had yogurt. Then she actually sent the money. And I sent her a message thanking her for it, of course. She didn't say anything else. But I said, you know, this will make it easier for us to do more play dates in the future. So what do you guys think?